The visual processing assessment
 An eye examination is required initially, then you will be asked
detailed questions about your visual perception and other matters.
Some tests will be undertaken to determine how you perceive colour,
space and
movement, and how your eyes change depending on stimulus, etc. A substantial
report can be generated to enable you to get the most appropriate perceptual
treatment.
The Optometrist will advise you on the most appropriate course
of action. Including the eye examination, you will be at the practice
for at least an hour.
Some neurological conditions require special tests, please enquire.
Often, astonishing results are reported during the tests, improved
vision or relief from eyestrain being quite common. The tests are
in no way unpleasant and are suitable for all from the age
of about seven years.
Experience has shown that the colour response will change over
time as the 'pathways' to the brain are cleared by the use of colour.
For this reason it is recommended that each child is reviewed every
six months.
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Orthoscopics - Solving the problems of
Visual Dyslexia by Colour Correction 
Optometrist
to determine the patient's optimum colour response. This optimum
response is then integrated with the effects of differing illumination.
With this data, lenses can be prescribed
incorporating optimised colour filtering. These will at least minimise and
usually eliminate the effects of visual perceptual difficulties e.g. those
found in visual dyslexia and migraines.
